Every year, at Christmas, we trans women wander alone in the red-light district. We're looking for I don't know what, maybe something to help us forget those family days when we celebrated in northern Argentina.
Interview by Franco Torchia with the Chilean poet and transvestite activist Claudia Rodríguez.
– My name is Alma, I'm from Tucumán, Débora Britos brought me here, I don't pay for a place – I replied.
Luz Aimé Díaz, a transvestite migrant who was accused and imprisoned in 2018 for a crime she did not commit, was acquitted today by Court No. 8 of the City of Buenos Aires.
The first two hearings of the trial that accuses Luz Aimé of a crime she had no knowledge of took place.
TERF is a word that combines the initials of the English Trans Excluyent Radical Feminist (trans exclusionary radical feminist).
Zulma Lobato's media overexposure never protected her; on the contrary, it fostered a "habit" of revictimizing her. Amidst laughter and memes from a country and its cis-heterosexual culture,
The Women and Diversity Committee of the Argentine Chamber of Deputies met yesterday for the second time this year to discuss bills on labor inclusion and quotas for transgender and transvestite people. Currently, there are 11 initiatives in Congress that address this urgent issue affecting one of the most vulnerable groups, using diverse strategies.
The trial against priest Emilio Lamas was scheduled to begin on May 7th but was suspended.
Solidarity, poverty, prostitution, exceptions and opportunities: the stories behind the coronavirus in Santa Fe.
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